Copay assistance search
Search for your medication to find copay assistance options that may help lower costs.
How to apply
To use a copay assistance program, you'll need to enroll online or by phone with the provider. Once enrolled, log in to your Accredo account to add the program.
Types of copay assistance
Copay assistance estimates may change, so it’s best to contact the provider to confirm estimates and balances.
Foundation
Programs offered by non-profit organizations that may help cover medication costs for eligible patients. These often focus on specific conditions or financial need.
Manufacturer
Programs offered by pharmaceutical companies to help patients afford their medications. Support may include discounts, savings cards, or free medication.
Eligibility guidelines
Copay assistance may not be available to all patients. To determine eligibility, please refer to the program’s website.
To qualify for most manufacturer copay assistance programs, patients generally must:
- Have a prescription for a medication approved by the FDA for a specific use.
- Be 18 years or older, or have a caregiver or authorized person handling copay assistance.
- Have commercial insurance, such as a plan from an employer or the Health Insurance Marketplace. Note: Commercial insurance does not include government-funded programs like Medicare, Medicaid, VA, DoD, or TRICARE. Some exceptions may apply.
- Not be enrolled in government-funded health insurance programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, VA, DoD, or TRICARE, as commercial insurance does not include these programs.
- Reside and receive treatment in the United States or U.S. Territories. If residing in California or Massachusetts and using a branded medication with a generic alternative, assistance may not cover the same expenses.
